I applied online. I interviewed at Honeywell (Atlanta, GA) in Mar 2017
Interview
1st round is online test through HireVue, and then got invite for the hackathon at Georgia. our Hackathon is a 2-hour coding challenge followed by a technical and behavioral interview. the next day got a call saying that I have been selected to the final round which is a 45 minutes technical and behavioral round. the next week received a call saying that I performed well in the interview but couldn't consider me since I have less experience (I have 3+ in my resume).
This hackathon is common screening for all levels, few experienced people along with us and none of the experienced could clear the hackathon. I along with other 3 or 4 guys of similar experience could clear it. I don't understand why experience matters even though we are skilled enough to compete with experienced guys. It's really a bad experience with Honeywell. I didn't expect a Fortune 500 company would treat like this.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Honeywell in Mar 2017
Interview
I first met the HR in our school's "Today on campus" session. The process of introducing myself and them introducing their company was great and fulfilling. I was given a phone interview later via email. And I was offered an onsite immediately on the phone interview. The process went smoothly and positively and I am now waiting for the onsite interview.
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Honeywell
Interview
I passed first round, which was an at home evaluation. I was contacted by recruiter the next day, they said that they needed my information for the "hiring event" happening next week. They sent my info to HR and then never heard back after that. Kinda confusing what happened but I guess I just got rejected without any notice.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They ask you why you want to work here, what can you contribute?